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Ricardo Lima

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7 months ago

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Posted On: March 31st 2026, 08:34 pm

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7 months ago

danilloalberto310

Parabéns meu primo mais chegado que um irmão,te amo cara...que Deus te surpreenda nesse novo ciclo,que as bençãos dde Cristo Jesus te alcance 🙌🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

7 months ago

r___campeao

Parabéns felicidades 🎂👏🏻🫶🏻🙌🏻

Do humans and chimpanzees really share 98% of their DNA? There's more to that number than most people realize. That figure comes from comparing specific DNA sequences that can be aligned, not a straightforward comparison of every part of both genomes. Here's what the research actually says.

I had the best day on the best day to be in the best city in the world.

Can’t imagine a more meaningful way to mark my new relationship with running than to serve as run support for former Army Master Sergeant @cedrickingmsg — a purple-hearted double above-the-knee amputee due to stepping on an IED.

A victory for me to just make it to the start, crossing the finish with Cedric was a peak never-will-I-forget life experience.

Rewinding back a year and half, my spine surgeon said I should forget about running. Forget that, I thought. So, I baked up a plan and began plotting my way in.

For the first seven months of my spinal fusion recovery, only slow walking. I began PT on month 8, with light strength training starting a few weeks after that.

Since then, I’ve been in my home gym by the four o’clock hour, every single day aside from a handful of exceptions.

To celebrate 1 year post-op, I ran my first mile, a slow one with @dan_churchill. From there, I patiently pursued a six-month relationship with my treadmill, careful to never push with a first-for-me less-is-best philosophy.

As a consequence of caution, I can’t say I was exactly ready for the NYC marathon, as my run training consisted of two weekly 5-mile run-walks.

Nevertheless, I decided to give it a go. And I’m delighted I did. The spine did fine. And despite my lack of aerobic conditioning, my body held up long enough to cross the finish line.

Striding alongside Cedric is the how. Taking my strength from his kept me connected to my higher power.

The why. While running again was my goal, Cedric confirmed that my purpose is service.

Now 60 and now on the other side of my season of forced repose, I have greater clarity on what matters. Not so much about ego gratification anymore, what wakes me up is more giving of myself to other people.

If you want a big and beautiful life, make it about something much larger than yourself.

Thx @achilles_international for your incredible work. @joechura for recruiting me into this adventure & @cedrickingmsg for your strength, and infectious inspiration.

And thank you NYC. You remain undefeated. You leave me hopeful.

See you next year.
❤️ -r

Still 📸 @rgosp

Ik kon de verleiding niet weerstaan 🤡🤣 @wouterpeelen1

90s moms were really going above and beyond!

I love my kids, but keeping a Tamagotchi alive AND waiting in line for Beanie Babies? I think I’m gonna pass 😂

What’s something your mom did growing up that you would NEVER do for your kids?

Ricardo Lima

@ricardolimarap

danilloalberto310

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